A fixture on Cedar Lane since the '50s, Butterflake became a kosher bakery when owners David and Richard Heisler bought the shop in 1998. In its present incarnation, Butterflake has won awards for being the "Best Bakery in Bergen County." It is known for its challah, which is available in many shapes and sizes, as well as traditional Jewish rye bread, coffee cake, pies, cookies and special-occasion cakes. Butterflake also offers catering and features holiday menus, which can be found on its Web site.
In business for more than three generations, Antique Bakery is a Hoboken destination for artisan Italian baked goods. The bakery's selection of handcrafted breads has a reputation for being second to none. Be sure to also check out the selection of Italian desserts.
David's Bagels serves bagels, sandwiches and drinks, including a variety of fresh coffee. Customers can choose from a variety of bagel and spread flavors, and sandwiches are filled with Boar's Head cold cuts. The business is owner-operated and opened in 2001. Half an hour before closing, the price of a dozen bagels drops from $9.50 to $3.99. Catering services are also available.
Nestled on the corner of Queen Anne Road and Welraven Drive, Mocha Bleu brings a diverse, international-style menu to Teaneck. From Greek and Cajun salads to sushi and brick-oven pizza, this eatery runs the gamut of international cuisine.
Mocha Bleu also hosts corporate and private party events in its VIP room; the entire restaurant may also be booked. Be sure to ask about the children's pizza-making party package.
Although the kitchen closes on Sunday through Thursday at the specified times, Mocha Bleu always stays open until 10pm. On Saturdays, the restaurant remains open until 1am.
